Who Is Zackary Sanders’ Father? Son Of Telemedicine Pioneer Gets 18 Years For Child Porn « CmaTrends

The son of a well-known physician, known as the “Father of Telemedicine” has been sentenced to 18 years in jail for multiple charges of child *. According to court documents, Zackary Ellis Sanders, 27, was found guilty by a federal jury on October 27, 2021, of five counts of child * production, six counts of child * receipt, and one count of child * possession. The man was charged after law enforcement discovered that he had * explicit online conversations with at least six different minors between 2017 and 2020. Check the complete details in the article.

The federal judge who sentenced the man described him as an “inventive, pretty amazing and energetic young man” and added what Zackary did was not right. Reportedly, the convict will have to register as a * offender upon release. He will be subject to supervision for the rest of his life. While speaking to Zachary in court, the federal judge noted that some of the photos he owned were “quite awful”. It was further added that Zachary can not do the crime he did ever again. As the father of Zachary is renowned and is worth millions of dollars, everyone is searching for information about him.

Who Is Zackary Ellis Sanders’ Father?

As per several reports, the Sanders family owned a $3.4 million, seven-bedroom home in McLean, Virginia. The family reportedly sold the property five months before Ellis was convicted at trial. Prior to his conviction, Zackary lived a privileged life because of his successful father, Jay Sanders,  who is the president of Global Telemedicine Group. His clientele includes the World Health Organization and the US Department of Defense.

Apart from this, Jay is also an adjunct professor of medicine at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. During President Bill Clinton’s presidency, he was the G8 group of developed nations’ telemedicine representatives. Jay assisted in the establishment of the first telemedicine facility at a correctional institution, and in 1991, he designed the state of Georgia’s telemedicine system, which was the first of its type and served as a model for many other states.

The Sanders family has reportedly spent a significant amount of money on their son’s legal defense, hiring multiple different lawyers to submit emergency motions to keep Zachary out of prison. The family has even filed a lawsuit against the FBI for allegedly violating the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) by requesting data pertaining to the agency’s * trafficking investigations.